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The actor, who fought a long battle with the coronavirus, was Tony-nominated for creating the role of Cheech in Bullets Over Broadway.
Here are videos, speeches, and other Hamilmoments from the last five years to explore!
The Broadway transfer of the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical opened August 6, 2015, at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
The Broadway star is still fighting hard 90 days into his hospital stay, with support from his wife Amanda Kloots.
Get a great bang for you buck when you sign up for any of these kits.
The Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical arrives on Disney+ July 3; here's how to ensure your watch party will blow us all away.
The four-time Tony Award nominee joined Playbill's Stream Stealers on the heels of her fourth single's release.
The announcement comes after sexual harassment allegations were shared on social media.
Ahead of Playbill's Pride Spectacular, Ketel One offers refreshing recipes to help those of age sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.
The weekly fitness series from Joe Rosko and Built From the Stage welcomed the Broadway alums June 22.
Tune in to one-night-only event, a benefit for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, June 28 at 8PM ET.
See how the designs changed from the first Broadway production to the most recent revival.
From backdrops to lighting, you can make your performance shine even while auditioning from home.
The Mean Girls Tony nominee and her husband had originally planned to be married in a ceremony in Missouri.
The Lion King alum chats and works out with Built for the Stage founder Joe Rosko in the weekly fitness series.
Students from around the world can participate in the three-day intensive.
The remote ceremony, honoring a theatre season cut short, airs on NY1.
The week-long festival of new plays, held each summer in Colorado, will return in 2021.
Both a printer and a cutter, Cricut lets you take your DIY projects to another level"including personalizing your own theatre memorabilia!
Look back at the 10 most recent productions to play over 100 performances at the beloved theatre.
The legendary actor and singer, made famous from The Wizard of Oz, was born June 10, 1922.
NYC public school students who participated in the project this year attended a virtual celebration.
Tamar Greene, Karmine Alers, and Adam B. Shapiro will lend their talents to the free celebration June 7.
The new Broadway Fridays series, featuring past Live From Lincoln Center broadcasts, will now launch June 12 with The Nance.
In addition to the beloved 1972 classic Liza With a Z, Prime Video is also streaming a 1979 concert from the legendary performer.
